OS Platform Developer

JOB DESCRIPTION:

"The team you will represent is pivotal and helps port, enable, and support our customers application on both regular kernel and pre-emptive RT kernels.



Your contribution in this role will directly impact the success of customers who uses Linux on various hardware architecture platforms.



The focus of this role is to develop and port BSP features to support our customer base using Client x86_64, ARM, and other platforms. Also provide on-going support, fixing defects and addressing security vulnerabilities. You will also be able to interact with the open-source community by submitting and reviewing changes and interacting with partner engineers.



Responsibilities

•Implement and port key Client x86_64 and ARM platform features to Linux to support various hardware boards.

•Support and resolve customers reported defects under SLA (Service Level Agreement)

•Fix defects reported by QA, and internal users

•Develop functional test cases and analyze performance benchmark results

•Backport security fixes to resolve issues and monitor incoming reports.

•Work with community to upstream developed content and fixes back to the community

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"•BS or MS in Computer Science or related majors.

•At least 8-10+ years Linux platform working experience, including hardware enablement and kernel development work

•Developing experience and familiarity with language: Assembly, C, C++, python, Rust, go and Shell programming.

•Experience with Linux Kernel, UEFI/BIOS, uboot/grub, PCI, USB, networking, storage, graphics drivers, as well as any embedded SOC specific functionalities such as CAN bus, etc.

•Experience with git is required

•Experience with container technology, including docker, Kubernetes, Helm ...etc.

•Have knowledge and experience on Linux distributions (RHEL, Debian, CentOS, OpenSuse, Yocto etc)

•Skilled in hardware debugging tools such as ICE, jtag tools

•Skilled in various debugging tools under Linux, for example: ftrace, kdump, crash, gdb.

•Deep understanding of processor architectures: x86 and/or ARM.

•Good understanding of Agile and DevOps concepts."